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Monday - Friday8:30 am - 4:30 pm*We will be closed April 20, May 25 & June 19Phone: 781.270.1695Registration begins at 6:00 pm on Tuesday, March 3look for new programs throughout the brochure; THEy have colorful titlesRegistration begins at 6:00 pm on Tuesday, March 3look for new programs throughout the brochure; THEy have colorful titlesPreschool Programs ------------------------ 4 - 7Youth Programs -----------------------------8 - 11Youth S.T.E.A.M---------------------------- 12 - 14Volunteer With Us ------------------------------ 15Something for Everyone ---------------------- 16Now Hiring! ------------------------------------- 17Therapeutic Recreation ------------------ 18 - 20Adult ---------------------------------------- 22 - 25Fitness-------------------------------------- 26 - 32Active Adults ------------------------------------33Club 50 ------------------------------------34 & 35Trips & Tours ------------------------------------36Events -------------------------------------- 37 - 39office hours1. For your convenience, online registration is available at www.burlingtonrecreation.org. You may also registerby mail or in person.2. If your address is not printed on your check, provide a photocopy of your driver’s license.3. If you think the staff should be aware of any medical, physical or emotional conditions regarding theparticipant, please provide information on the registration form.4. The only time you will hear from us is if your program is full, canceled, you get your second choice, or there isa change in day or time. If both your choices are filled, your name will be placed on the waiting list and a refundwill be sent to you.If your desired class is filled, you will be notified and placed on a waiting list. We will make every effort toaccommodate those on the waiting list.1. Log on to burlingtonrecreation.org and print out a registration form.2. One registration form may be used for all of your family’s registrations.3. Fill out the registration form completely and accurately so that your family information may be entered intothe computer correctly.4. You may pay by check or money order (payable to Town of Burlington).5. Send registration form, payment, and birth certificates (if required) to: Burlington Parks & RecreationDepartment, Registration, Town Hall, Burlington, MA 01803.WWhhaatt''ss iinnssiiddeeRegistration guidelineshow to register by mailTable of ContentsWaiting list
Lindsay carlsonChairDave nordenVice ChairSteve nElsonMembergregory ryanPlanning Board RepresentativeJeremy brooksSchool Department RepresentativeBRendan eganDirector of Parks & RecreationKelly Lehman, AFOAssistant Director of Parks & RecreationBill baker, CPOSuperintendent of Park MaintenanceEmma andrus, CTRSTherapeutic Recreation SpecialistJeff DiSalvoProgram CoordinatorAndrew MountainAssistant Program CoordinatorKRISTEN GONZALEZFitness Administratorabout usstaff directoryThe Parks & Recreation Department’s mission is to enhance the quality of life for Burlingtoncitizens by providing high quality recreation facilities, programs and services.The Parks & Recreation Department’s mission is to enhance the quality of life for Burlingtoncitizens by providing high quality recreation facilities, programs and services.recreation commission
preschoolDiscovery PreschoolAges 3 - 5 (toilet trained), 9 am - 1 pm, Visco Building at Simonds Park, Director: Tara ShanahanThrough activities such as music, storytelling, art, science, building, and dramatic play, your child will develop newskills and make new friends. Each week, we’ll explore new themes aligned with the seasons and a child’s naturalcuriosity about the world. Please pack a water bottle, a NUT-free snack, and lunch. Be sure your child is dressedappropriately for outside play. A copy of your child’s birth certificate should accompany the registration form ofnew participants.Day Dates Fee Activity #Mon. March 30 - June 1 (not 4/20 & 5/25) $339 (8 weeks) 356810-AWed. April 1 - June 3 (not 4/22) $379 (9 weeks) 356810-BPreschool BookwormsAges 3 - 5 (toilet trained), 9 am - 1 pm, Visco Building at Simonds Park, Director: Jenn MacleodWe all know that books enrich children. Stories promote cognitive, social, and emotional development whilebuilding writing and reading skills. In this program, your child will become immersed in a new story each weekthrough books, flannel boards, puppets, and dramatic play. Art, science, and other literacy experiences willrevolve around the chosen story, and imaginations will soar. Please pack a water bottle, a NUT-free snack, andlunch. A copy of your child’s birth certificate should accompany the registration form of new participants.Day Dates Fee Activity #March 31 - June 2 (not 4/21) $379 (9 weeks) 351600-AThurs. April 2 - June 4 (not 4/23) $379 (9 weeks) 351600-BTues.Is your child enrolled in Kindergarten for the 2025-2026 school year?If so, let us know! Some of our programs have grade requirements. If you have not let us know that yourchild entered kindergarten you will encounter problems trying to register for those programs. Once you letus know that your child has entered Kindergarten we will put that into our registration system. Their gradewill automatically bump up each year so you will be all set for the years to come.
Baseball TotsMondays, April 13 - May 18 (not 4/20)$90 (5 weeks), Rec Center FieldInstructor: Skyhawks Sports AcademyStep up to the plate with BaseballTots! These classesfocus on developing motor skills and baseballfundamentals, including throwing, catching, hitting, andrunning. It’s all about fun, skill development, andcreating memorable moments. BaseballTots is a greatway to introduce baseball to young kids! Gloves areoptional. Whiffle balls & soft foam balls will primarily beused, as most children lack the dexterity and handstrength to close a glove. Please bring water. Parentparticipation is required for our 3 year old class.Age Time Activity #34 - 54 - 4:45 pm5 - 5:45 pm373400-A373400-BBeginning GolfAges 5 - 6 (with caregiver), Mondays, June 1 - 29, 4 - 4:45 pm, $99 (5 weeks), Recreation Center FieldInstructor: Skyhawks Sports Academy, Activity #: 374300-ASkyhawks Beginning Golf is powered by Payne Stewart Golf Experiences, the recommended entry-level golfprogram for PGA Junior Golf Programs. The unique, games-based play program and modified learning equipmentmake it easier for kids to hit the ball and experience early success. This introductory golf program will teach grip,stance, putting, and full swing through games, simple, repetitive motions, and rhymes that help young kidsremember and repeat. Specially designed, age-appropriate golf equipment is provided. Please note that playersmay not bring their own clubs. Parent participation is required to support safety and ensure understandingof rules during the first two weeks of the program.Parent & Me Music and MovementAges walking - 3, Ellen's School of Dance 767 Boston Rd, BillericaInstructor: Ellen's School of Dance StaffJoin the fun with 45 minutes of Music and Movement. Parent and Me Music and Movement classes are interactivesessions designed for young children and their parents or caregivers. These classes provide a fun and engagingenvironment where children can explore music, movement, and rhythm alongside their grown-ups. During theseclasses, parents and children will participate in various activities that promote coordination, fine and gross motorskills, social interaction and musical development. Classes will include singing, dancing, playing instruments, andengaging in rhythmic activities with scarves, ribbons, puppets, bubbles, and much more! This class is sure to instilla love of music and dance for all!Day Dates Time Fee Activity #Sat. April 4 - May 16 8:30 - 9:15 am $119 (7 weeks) 333500-ASat. April 4 - May 16 9:30 - 10:15 am $119 (7 weeks) 333500-DThurs. April 2 - May 21 4:30 - 5:15 pm $132 (8 weeks) 333500-CAmazing AthletesSundays, April 26 - June 21 (not 5/24), $198 (8 weeks)Rec Center Field, Instructor: Amazing Athletes StaffAt Amazing Athletes, we use sport, fitness, and fun todevelop key motor skills, promote teamwork, andinspire active futures. We introduce the fundamentalsof 10 sports in a nurturing, non-competitiveenvironment, helping kids build confidence whilelearning to combine fitness with fun. We use sports asa catalyst to empower kids to discover their innerstrength and athletic abilities.Age Time Activity #3 - 45 - 710:30 - 11:15 am11:20 am - 12:05 pm374400-A374400-BInclusion ServicesInclusion support services are available in programs for individuals with disabilities. To get started completethe inclusion request form at www.burlingtonrecreation.org.
Little DragonsAges 3 - 4, Steve Nugent’s Institute / 207F Cambridge St., Instructors: Steve Nugent & StaffJoin the fun and explore this introductory karate program that focuses on enhancing your child’s fine and grossmotor skills. Emphasis will be put on listening, memory, and attention. Children will be taught breathing,stretching, self-discipline & coordination. Classes also cover health, nutrition, fire safety & stranger awareness.Day Dates Fee (includes uniform) Time Activity #Thurs. April 2 - June 18 $238 (12 weeks) 3:30 - 4 pm 370000-ASat. April 4 - June 27 (not 5/23) $238 (12 weeks) 9 - 9:30 am 370000-BMommy & MeAge 2 - 3 (with caregiver), Wednesdays, May 6 - 27, 9:30 - 10:15 am, $131 (4 weeks), Function Room 2Instructor: Marie Grinnell, Activity #: 344500-AJoin us for a season full of learning, laughter, and springtime wonder! This special pre-preschool class is a joyfulspace for caregiver and child to connect. Each week, we'll explore the magic of spring through engaging songs,flannel board stories, books, creative movement, and a variety of hands-on art activities. We focus on sparkingyour child's natural curiosity and building their confidence, social skills, and creativity in a fun, supportive, andstructured environment. We can't wait to see you!TinyTykes SoccerSundays, May 3 - June 14 (not 5/24), $122 (6 weeks), Rec Center Field, Instructor: Challenger SportsFun-themed soccer sessions provide social, educational, and motor-skill development while fostering a love ofand understanding of the game. Six weeks of creative sessions spark a passion for the game. This introductoryprogram is designed to keep the kids engaged and parents entertained.1 - 1:45 pm2 - 2:45 pm362900-A362900-BAge Time Activity #2 - 34 - 5Lil SportsAges 2 - 5 (with caregiver), SaturdaysMay 2 - June 20 (not 5/23), $120 (7 weeks)Rec Center Field, Instructor: Lil Sports StaffLil Sports creates a safe environment set to music foryoung children to play with their caregivers, to learnbasic sports skills, and to gain exposure to a wide rangeof sports. Sports played include baseball, basketball,football, soccer, volleyball, lacrosse, and floor hockey.Caregiver participation is required.Time Activity #9:15 - 9:55 am 371800-B10 - 10:40 am 371800-C8:30 - 9:10 am 371800-A
Pip HopAges 3 - 5, Fridays, April 10 - June 12 (not 4/24)11 - 11:45 am, $96 (9 weeks), Function Room 2Instructor: Lisa Sanchez, Activity #: 333200-AHas your pip squeak wanted to “dance like the bigkids”? Well now is their chance… Pip Hop is Hip Hop forthe younger set. Our Pip Hop class is full of rhythm,body awareness, simple choreography, and highenergy craziness all set to cool funky music! If you havea pip-squeak that can’t stop moving, bring them to thissimplified hip hop class to get their groove on.Participants should wear sneakers.Dance Classes at BPRD!At the Burlington Parks & Recreation loves but is excited to attend teamwork, stay active, and most balance, and movement in a imaginative ways.Ballet & JazzAges 4 - 6, Thursdays, April 9 - June 11 (not 4/23)5 - 5:45 pm, $96 (9 weeks), Function Room 2Instructor: Lisa Sanchez, Activity #: 330521-AThis class combines ballet and jazz, with the primaryobjective of telling a story or conveying emotionsthrough the body. These classes begin with alternatingwarm-ups and include technique/turns/jumps, acrossthe-floor, floor work, and choreography. Children willlearn to “story dance” in this wonderfully creativemovement class. Participants should have ballet shoesand sneakers.Ballet & TapAges 3 - 5, $96 (9 weeks), Function Room 2, Instructor: Lisa SanchezJoin us for a starting point that encourages multi-sensory exploration. At this age, dance should be about nurturingcreativity in movement. Developing coordination and promoting self-esteem, combined with learning basicpositions and terminology are the building blocks. Participants should have both ballet and tap shoes.Thurs.Fri.April 9 - June 11 (not 4/23)April 10 - June 12 (not 4/24)4 - 4:45 pm10 - 10:45 am330501-A330501-BDay Date Time Activity #Dance ConceptsAges 2 & 3 (with caregiver), FridaysApril 10 - June 12 (not 4/24), 9:15 - 9:45 am$96 (9 weeks), Function Room 2Instructor: Lisa Sanchez, Activity #: 330000-AThis class is a great way to bond with your little one!This class is perfect for the child who still needs a littlemore time before separating from their caregiver. Thisclass addresses the essence of movement and thebasics of dance while teaching them how to move theirbodies. Children learn basic dance steps andterminology through songs, stories, and play.What should you bring to class?Girls should wearblack leotard with pink tightsBoys should wearwhite t-shirt, black sweatpants or shortsblack footwearPlease be sure your child uses the restroomprior to entering class. Please see thespecific class description for the type offootwear needed.Bunny HopAges 5 - 8, Friday, March 27, 4 - 4:45 pm, $35Function Room 2, Instructor: Lisa SanchezActivity #: 300630-AJoin us for some Easter-themed and dance-inspiredactivities! In this one-time class, you will sing, dance,craft, and maybe even be joined by the EasterBunny!
Flag FootballFridays, May 1 - June 5, Recreation Center FieldInstructor: Skyhawks Sports AcademyScore a touchdown with Skyhawks Flag Football! Thisprogram teaches passing, receiving, kicking, and flagpulling, all while emphasizing heart and spirit.Participants gain confidence and learn life lessons,such as teamwork and leadership, in a fun,supportive environment. Suit up and get in the gamewith Skyhawks Flag Football! Players can wearsneakers or molded cleats (no metal), whichever theyprefer. Please bring water.Time Activity #4:30 - 5:30 pmAges7 - 9 374001-A10 - 13 5:45 - 7 pm 374001-BFee$119 (6 weeks)$129 (6 weeks)youthBeginning GolfAge 7 - 9, Mondays, June 1 - 295 - 6 pm, $99 (5 weeks), Recreation Center FieldInstructor: Skyhawks Sports AcademyActivity #: 374331-ASkyhawks Beginning Golf is powered by Payne StewartGolf Experiences, the recommended entry-level golfprogram for PGA Junior Golf Programs. The unique,games-based play program and modified learningequipment make it easier for kids to hit the ball andexperience early success. This intro to golf program willteach grip, stance, putting and full swing throughgames, simple repetitive motions and learning rhymesthat make it easy for young kids to remember andrepeat. Specially designed, age-appropriate golfequipment is provided. Please note players may notbring their own clubs. Please bring water.Track and Field ChallengeGrades 6 - 8, May - June, $66, BHS TrackDirector: Julia Hovasse, Activity #: 371621-ACome and perfect your speed, strength and jumpingability in this challenging Track and Field program.Participants will continue to refine their skills indifferent Track and Field events. Schedule times willvary due to the availability of the BHS track. Typicalschedule is two evenings a week.Intro to Track and FieldGrades 3 - 5, May - June, $66, BHS TrackDirector: Julia Hovasse, Activity #: 371611-AThis program will introduce the fundamentals ofevents from the shot put and high jump to the 100mdash and long jump. Schedule times will vary due tothe availability of the BHS track. Typical schedule istwo evenings a week.Kids’ Test KitchenAges 6 - 10, Thursdays, May 7 - June 113:30 - 4:30 pm, $207 (6 weeks), Ceramics RoomInstructor: Kids Test Kitchen StaffActivity #: 351801-AKids’ Test Kitchen is on a mission to get young eaterscooking, tasting, and thinking about healthyingredients! Each class offers students theopportunity to explore new or familiar foods in theirraw, unprocessed state. Then, working as a team,we’ll slice, dice, peel, measure, and cook until we’veprepared the finished dish. Your aspiring chef willreceive the main ingredient, or a sample of thefinished dish, and the recipe so that they can showoff what they’ve learned! Even the most reluctanteaters enjoy KTK, where participation is expected,but tasting is always optional. Please disclose anyfood allergies or dietary restrictions when youregister. 123
Athletic Training Basics$245, 2x per week (5 weeks), D1 60 South Ave Burlington, Instructor: D1 StaffA 1-hour workout that develops power, speed, agility, coordination, rhythm, and balance. It introduces ageappropriate and safely supervised weightlifting. Participants will build self-confidence and increased discipline,and promote healthy growth through proper muscle, bone, and cardiovascular development. Build coordinationand overall athleticism. Promotes teamwork, overall focus, and burns energy.Ages Days Dates Time Activity #12 - 14April 6 - May 13(not 4/20 & 4/22)Mon. & Wed. 3:45 - 4:45 pm 366101-C7 - 11May 18 - June 17(not 5/25*)Mon. & Wed. 4:45 - 5:45 pm 366101-E7 - 11 Tues. & Thurs. May 19 - June 18 4:45 - 5:45 pm 366101-F7 - 11April 6 - May 13(not 4/20 & 4/22)Mon. & Wed. 4:45 - 5:45 pm 366101-A7 - 11 Tues. & Thurs. 4:45 - 5:45 pm 366101-BApril 7 - May 14(not 4/21 & 4/23)12 - 14 Tues. & Thurs. 3:45 - 4:45 pm 366101-DApril 7 - May 14(not 4/21 & 4/23)12 - 14 Mon. & Wed.May 18 - June 17(not 5/25*)3:45 - 4:45 pm 366101-G12 - 14 Tues. & Thurs. May 19 - June 18 3:45 - 4:45 pm 366101-H(*Memorial Day makeup class will be held on Tuesday, 5/26 or scheduled directly through D1)Intro to BoxingGrades K - 4, Saturdays, March 28 - May 9 (not 4/25)9:30 - 10:30 am, $171 (6 weeks)34 Sullivan Road in Billerica, Unit 13Instructors: Mike Knox & Staff, Activity #: 371001-AThis course focuses on boxing combinations, bag work,and mitt work. Conditioning and exercise are alsodone in every class. Parents are invited to stay andwatch.Youth VolleyballGrade 6 - 8, Saturdays, May 2 - June 13 (not 5/23)1 - 3 pm, $70 (6 weeks), Recreation GymInstructor: Wingsze Seaman, Activity #: 372601-AThis development program is a great opportunity forparticipants to learn, develop, and improve theirvolleyball skills, and learn how to play the game. This isa coed program open to all experience levels.Hip-HopAges 6 - 10, MondaysApril 6 - June 15 (not 4/20 & 5/25), 4 - 4:45 pm$79 (9 weeks), Recreation GymInstructor: Christin Caplan, Activity #: 333801-AHip-Hop embodies a large genre of dance that includesfreestyle, rhythmic interpretation of music and socialdance norms. This high-energy class is designed toimprove cardiovascular strength while learninginnovative ways to move your body to music!Musical TheaterAges 7 - 9, Thursdays, April 9 - June 11 (not 4/23)6 - 6:45 pm, $96 (9 weeks), Function Room 2Instructor: Lisa Sanchez, Activity #: 347801-ASpark your child’s passion for musical theater in a fun& supportive environment! Through music, dance,acting and improv we’ll nurture creativity andconfidence. No experience is required. Just bring yourenthusiasm & imagination. Comfortable clothes andsneakers recommended.
Spring Basketball Skills ClinicTuesdays, April 28 - June 2, $60 (6 weeks)Francis Wyman ElementaryInstructors: Courtney DiLilloJoin us this Spring for some basketball fun! Thisprogram will focus on learning and polishing yourbasketball fundamentals, all while having fun withyour peers! Participants will work in groups of asimilar skill level to ensure they are getting the mostout of the program. Please bring your own ball ifyou have one.Grade Activity #K - 34 - 8 7:15 - 8:15 pm6:15 - 7:15 pm365001-B365001-ATimeK - 45 - 8Field HockeyMondays, April 13 - May 18 (not 4/20)$60 (5 weeks), MSMS Turf FieldInstructors: Carolyn Bonetti, Courtney Callahanand Angela WilsonGet trained in all aspects of field hockey; positioning,dribbling, dodging, passing, defending and scoring.Players will improve their fundamentals, game sense,and develop a better understanding of the sport. Theseason will end with a parent/participant scrimmageon the last day! Wear comfortable clothing,sneakers/cleats, shin guards, a molded mouth-guard,and goggles. Field hockey sticks will be available toborrow. No experience necessary!375201-A375201-B6:30 - 7:30 pm7:30 - 8:30 pmGrades Time Activity #Parisian Adventure for KidsAges 6 - 11, Tuesdays, April 28 - June 24:30 - 5:30 pm, $192 (6 weeks), COA Room 207Instructor: Linh Detzel, Activity #: 352501-AJoin me and Claris, the mouse, for a trip to Paris!Practice your manners and some stylish Frenchwords with the chicest mouse in Paris. We will readsome books about what Claris does in Paris, learnabout French fashion, French food, and importantmonuments to visit while you are touring the bigcity. There will be some fashion coloring, Frenchmenus, 3D puzzles, arts and crafts and stickers.Disc Golf ClinicAges 10 - 14, Tuesday - Friday, April 21 - 2411 am - 12:30 pm, $65, Simonds ParkInstructor: Roseanne Ham, Activity #: 378001-ADid you ever wonder what the baskets in Simonds Parkwere for? They are used to play disc golf, a sportgaining popularity worldwide. The game is scored likegolf, lowest score wins, except you're throwing Frisbeelike discs into baskets. Playing disc golf provides theopportunity to be outdoors, exercise, and spendquality time with friends and family. In this clinic, youwill learn the skills needed to play and understand thegame's rules. Equipment is provided. Please wearsneakers and bring water.Indoor Rock ClimbingAges 7 - 12, Saturdays, April 11 - June 13(not 5/23), 11:30 am - 1:30 pm, $307 (9 weeks)Central Rock Gym 10 Adam Rd StonehamInstructors: Central Rock Gym StaffActivity #: 379101-AOur youth climbing clinic is a great first step foryounger participants interested in learning about thesport of climbing in a fun, low-stress environment.Coaches will introduce our participants to the skills andconcepts that climbers need to build a solid foundationfor climbing growth. The coaches will use a mix ofclimbing instruction and team-building games tofacilitate each practice. Clinic participants will learnclimbing vocabulary, techniques, and body awareness,all in an inviting environment.Inclusion ServicesInclusion support services are available inprograms for individuals with disabilities. To getstarted complete the inclusion request form atwww.burlingtonrecreation.org.
KarateAges 5 - 13, $238 (12 weeks, fee includes uniform), Steve Nugent’s Institute 207F Cambridge St.Instructors: Steve Nugent & StaffThis is an introductory karate program that teaches proper stance, breathing, how to stretch, self-discipline,coordination, and practical self-defense. Classes cover health, nutrition, fire safety, and stranger awareness.Time Activity #Mon.March 30 - June 22(not 5/25)5:30 - 6:15 pm6:15 - 7 pm370501-A370501-BSat.April 4 - June 27(not 5/23)1 - 1:45 pm 370501-DDay DatesBrazilian Jiu-JitsuAges 7 - 15, Tuesdays, March 31 - June 163:30 - 4:15 pm, $238 (12 weeks, uniform included)Steve Nugent’s Institute 207F Cambridge St.Activity #: 381103-AWatch your child’s energy, confidence and spirit risewhile they become strong and confident. We’re notjust talking about physical strength but the kind that ittakes to resist peer pressure and other negativeaspects of life. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is a non-striking selfdefense martial art system based on leverage andcontrol over the opponent. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu isconsidered to be one of the best self defenses since it’sapplied in response to physical aggression, so there’sno need to worry about your child becoming violent.CrossFit Kids & TeensAges 8 - 14, 4 - 5 pm, 2x per week $311 (8 weeks), CrossFit Exclamation 15 Wall StInstructor: Lori Becker, Amanda Laskowski & Brian McSweeneyThis class combines fitness & fun while focusing on achievement. Our classes are high-energy and great for alllevels. Full-body strength and mobility with games, running, jumping, and more! We get kids moving, build selfesteem and confidence, teach teamwork & leadership skills. CFE makes exercise fun! Classes are split into twogroups by age and ability. Contact CFE directly about 1x/wk options. All makeup classes are scheduled directlythrough CFE.Days Dates Activity #Mon. & Wed. March 30 - May 27 (not 4/20 & 4/22) 317301-ATues. & Thurs. March 31- May 28 (not 4/21 & 4/23) 317301-BViking Sports North ShoreNinja WarriorAges 7 - 12, Wednesdays, April 29 - June 174 - 5 pm $182 (8 weeks), Recreation FieldInstructor: Viking Sports Staff, Activity #: 366201-ADuring Viking Sports North Shore Ninja Warrior kidswill run, jump, climb, and balance their way throughexciting obstacle courses and fun games in thisaction-packed program! Designed to build strength,agility, and confidence, Viking’s Ninja Warriorchallenges combine fitness with play in a safe,supportive, and high-energy environment.Afterschool PickleballAges 8 - 14, WednesdaysApril 8 - May 20 (not 4/22), 3:30 - 5 pm$182 (6 weeks), Picklr Burlington 40 Ray AveInstructors: Picklr Staff, Activity #:374701-ALooking for a fun way to keep your kids moving afterschool? Our After School Pickleball Program offers aperfect blend of fitness, friendship, and skill-buildingin a safe and supportive environment. Players of alllevels are welcome!Everyone Deserves a Chance to PlayWe recognize the importance of recreation and thehealth and wellness benefits it provides. Ourfinancial assistance program is here to assist familiesin need. To complete the application, please visit ourwebsite and click on parent portal.
Spring Arts & CraftsAges 5 - 8, Saturdays, 10 - 11:30 am, $32 per class or $112 for all 4 classes, Instructor: Sunniya SaleemJoin these fun and cool arts and crafts classes this Spring. We will explore elements in nature, paint, and makearts and crafts together.Date Location Activity #April 11 Ceramics Room 347501-AMay 30 Simonds Park Treehouse 347501-DMay 9 Simonds Park Treehouse 347501-CMay 2 Simonds Park Treehouse 347501-BAll 4 classes 347501-EDungeons and DragonsGrades 5 - 12, $238 (8 weeks), Ceramics Room, Instructor: David MurrayThis program is an introduction to the tabletop game Dungeons & Dragons. Participants will work together tolearn the rules and mechanics of the game. Each player will have the opportunity to build a unique character totake on a grand adventure, tailored to the experience skill level of the group. Through cooperative gameplayinvolving puzzle-solving and basic math, participants will strengthen teamwork, improvisation, and social skills. Allwhile having a lot of fun!Wed. April 1 - May 27 (not 4/22) 5:30 - 7:30 pm 352811-A352811-BTues. April 7 - June 2 (not 4/21) 4:30 - 6:30 pm 352811-CSun. April 12 - June 14 (not 4/19 & 5/24) 2 - 4 pmDay Dates Time Activity #youth S.T.E.A.M.Intro to R/C ModelsAges 9 - 13, Tuesdays, April 28 - June 2 , 6 - 7 pm$123 (6 weeks), COA Room 207Instructor: Christian Detzel, Activity #: 300501-AGet ready to dive into the exciting world of radiocontrolled (R/C) models! This hands-on program isdesigned for kids who are curious about building andcontrolling their own R/C cars, boats, and airplanes.Whether you're racing on the ground, cruising on thewater, or flying high in the sky, you'll learn all aboutthe fascinating world of R/C modeling!Buildwave: A Hands-on Building Game!Grades K - 5, Thursdays, May 7 - June 114 - 5 pm, $172 (6 weeks), Function Room 1Instructor: Buildwave Staff, Activity #: 358901-ADuring Buildwave® events, participants receive kits ofbuilding materials, and the object of the 'game' is tobuild something with them. Participants receive waveafter wave of these kits, some filled with Lego®, somewith PlusPlus®, some with materials we design in-housefor Buildwave, and more. Check out the overview videoon our website to get a better sense of what theprogram looks and feels like!
Dazzling DrawingsAges 5 - 9, Tuesday - Friday, April 21 - 24, 12:30 - 3:30 pm, Ceramics RoomInstructor: Kidcreate Studio StaffEvery blank page is a playground for the imagination! In this week-long program, kids will create a giant robotwith tons of personality, a cactus that’s cuter than can be, and the goofball superstar of the animal kingdom -the capybara! With silly step-by-step fun, doodles turn into dazzling masterpieces.9 am - 12 pmTime Fee Activity #$21712:30 - 3:30 pm $2179 am - 3:30 pm $278351301-A351301-B351301-CProgramCreate AcademyDazzling DrawingsFull Day*Child care will be provided for full day participants between program transition.April Vacation Programs!Create AcademyAges 5 - 9, Tuesday - Friday, April 21 - 24, 9 am - 12 pm, Ceramics Room, Instructor: Kidcreate Studio StaffKids will roll up their sleeves to sculpt their very own clay paintbrush, swirl colors into a rainbow made of oilpastels, watercolor, and yarn, dive into the magic of printmaking, and discover even more artsy surprises. Everyclass is packed with hands-on fun, colorful messes, and endless imagination - because during Create Academy,creativity is the adventure!Drawing Workshop: Spotlight SeriesAges 8 - 12, Wednesdays, April 1 - May 13 (not 4/22), 3:45 - 4:45 pm, $82 (6 weeks), VirtualInstructor: Stacy Johnston, Activity #: 343201-AIn this expansive and engaging Drawing Workshop, students will further develop their drawing skills andtechniques. We will use drawing concepts and techniques such as drawing what you see, creating depth indrawings, figure drawing exercises, and planning drawings using a viewfinder & thumbnail sketches. There willbe plenty of time to experiment and flex & express our creativity! Meeting information and a list of materials youwill need (most or all of which you may already have at home) will be emailed to you before the program begins.There are no prerequisites for this course, and it has been adapted to include new, inspiring subject matter forreturning Drawing Workshop students.Star Wars II: Return of the Artist!Ages 5 - 10, Saturdays, April 25 - May 16, 10:30 - 11:30 am, $147 (4 weeks), Ceramics RoomInstructor: Kidcreate Studio Staff, Activity #: 300657-ABack by popular demand, Star Wars II: Return of the Artist has all NEW projects! Star Wars has inspired our outof-this-world art class. Your young Jedi will sculpt Jabba the Hutt, create a universe inside a snow globe, draw StarWars characters, and more. This is the coolest art class in the galaxy! Your child does not need to have attendedStar Wars Part I to attend this class.
3D Printing, Coding, and DesignGrades 3 - 5, Fridays, April 17 - May 29 (not 4/24), 4 - 5 pm, $142 (6 weeks), Ceramics RoomInstructor: Rhode Island Computer Museum Teacher, Activity #: 358601-ASee how the seemingly impossible is achieved with BlocksCAD, a software that combines 3D modeling and blockbased coding. In this class, you'll explore basic computer-aided design (CAD) principles and learn the foundations ofcoding to create digital files and transform them into real objects! As you build on introductory coding concepts andpractice computational thinking skills, you'll have fun making unique, personalized designs like a name tag, fidgettoy, or robot. Coding doesn’t have to be complicated. Come join the fun and get creative with BlocksCAD! Eachstudent will receive one complimentary 3D print after class concludes. RICM will provide Chromebooks for studentsto borrow during each session.Chess AdvancedAges 8+, Mondays, April 6 - June 8 (not 4/20 & 5/25), 6 - 7 pm, $292 (8 weeks), Ceramics RoomInstructor: International Grandmaster Nadya Kosintseva, Activity #: 352411-AThis class is designed for children who have a solid understanding of chess rules and experience playing fullgames. The program focuses on advanced tactics, strategic planning, opening principles, and endgame techniques.Students will deepen their skills through interactive lessons, in-depth analysis of master games, challengingpuzzles, and competitive play under guidance. Emphasis is placed on critical thinking, decision-making, andimproving overall game performance.Chess BeginnerAges 6 - 8, Mondays, April 6 - June 8 (not 4/20 &5/25), 5 - 6 pm, $292 (8 weeks), Ceramics RoomInstructor: International Grandmaster NadyaKosintseva, Activity #: 352401-AThis class is intended for children with little or no priorchess experience. The program offers structuredinstruction on the rules of chess, including how eachpiece moves, basic tactics, and foundational strategies.Students will learn through board demonstrations,guided exercises, and supervised play.Safe@Home with CPRGrades 3 - 6, Sunday, May 31, 10 am - 1:30 pm, $95Grandview Farm, Instructor: Safe Sitter® StaffActivity #: 350404-ASafe@Home helps students build confidence andpreparedness for staying home alone and taking onmore independence, while incorporating parents intothe learning process. Focuses on safe habits, decisionmaking, and emergency response. Participants willreceive a CPR certificate. The program encouragesparent participation.RoboThink Expedition MarsAges 7 - 12, Mondays, April 6 - May 18 (not 4/20), 5 - 6:30 pm, $252 (6 weeks), COA Room 207Instructor: RoboThink, Activity #: 353811-AWhat was meant to be a simple voyage to Mars has suddenly given your crew of astronauts more than theybargained for! What is this strange new planet? Armed with a variety of rovers meant to probe Mars like theCuriosity and Perseverance, it’s up to your child to try and find a way back home! They’ll be using gears, axles,motors, and RoboThink’s own proprietary hardware to build a spaceship capable of bringing them back to oursolar system. No experience necessary, just make sure to kiss Earth goodbye before your expedition!Everyone Deserves a Chance to PlayWe recognize the importance of recreation and the health and wellness benefits it provides. Our financialassistance program is here to assist families in need. To complete the application, please visit our website andclick the parent portal link.
LeadershipTime ManagementResponsibilitySafetyActivity FacilitationPlanningInclusionAnd More!GRADE REQUIREMENTSBurlington Parks and Recreation Department has a NEWleader-in-training program this summer! Join us for asummer of fun and making a difference in the Burlingtoncommunity.JOIN UUSS AASS AALLEEAADDEERR--IINN--TTRRAAIINNIINNGG!!JOIN US AS ALEADER-IN-TRAINING!WHAT PROGRAMS HAVE LEADERS-IN-TRAININGTo become a Leader-In-Training forClub Simonds, Parks Place, SummerDiscovery, or Jump Start/Crafts & Play,you need to have finished 8th grade.To become a Leader-In-Training forTennis or Gymnastics you need to havefinished 9th grade.Will you be at least 16 years old by May 1?Check out Page 17 to learn how to applyfor a summer job with BPRD!APPLY HERE!Visit www.burlingtonrecreation.org orcall 781-270-1695 for more informationSKILL DEVELOPMENT AREASLOOKING TO BUILD YOUR RESUME?Wondering what you will g LITs will work on the throughout the summer seaJump StartCrafts & PlaySummer Discovery Club SimondsParks Place Gymnastics TennisLITs make a big impact in our pr
ArcheryGrades 4 - Adult, Tuesdays, 5:30 - 6:30 pm$166 (4 weeks), Mary PC Cummings EstateInstructor: On The Mark Archery StaffLearn archery OUTDOORS this season and enjoy thebeautiful weather while practicing an Olympic sport! Allcoaching and equipment are provided in a series ofintroductory classes led by On the Mark Archery. Eachclass balances thoughtful lesson plans with engagingarchery games, with prizes awarded at the end of eachcourse. No prior experience needed.371401-C371401-B371401-AJune 9 - 30May 5 - 26March 31 - April 28 (not 04/21)Dates Activity #something for everyoneHenna Art SeriesAges 16+, Mondays, May 4 - 185 - 6 pm, $142 (3 weeks), COA Room 136Instructor: Anjana Bhargava, Activity #: 340701-ALearn how to draw, design and make Henna designson your own skin. Henna is a symbol of beauty, art,and happiness and is meant for everyone. A hennatattoo is made with dye from the henna plant. Allmaterials are provided.Fishing PermitMill Pond Reservoir, April 1 - October 31Dawn to Dusk, Permit Fee: $10 (Ages 15+)Activity #: 905023-ABurlington residents are welcome to fish at the MillPond Reservoir, which has been stocked with rainbowand brown trout. Please purchase a fishing permit atthe Parks & Recreation Department office. Childrenunder age 15 do not need a permit, but they must beaccompanied by an adult when fishing at the reservoir.Women’s Self-DefenseAges 14+, Saturday, June 6, 3 - 4 pm, $30Steve Nugent’s Institute, 207F Cambridge StInstructor: Steve Nugent StaffActivity #: 353703-ALearn simple yet effective ways to defend yourself.This class is designed for all strength levels. Wearcomfortable clothes without zippers.Private Tennis LessonsAges 5+, May 15 - June 15, $207, (4 - 1 hour privatesessions), Rahanis Tennis CourtsInstructor: Scott Barrett, Activity #: 360904Interested in trying tennis or want to improve yourtennis game? Improve your game with this 1 hourprivate lesson. Once registered, you will coordinate atimes with Scott Barrett that works for your schedulewithin the timeframe listed above.Private Voice LessonsAges 10+, Thursdays, April - June$259 (6 - 30 min sessions), BHS Music WingInstructor: Julie Weller, Activity #: 347601-AInterested in improving your singing voice? Sign up forweekly 30-minute lessons designed to help youimprove the tone, range, and style of your voice whilesinging songs you enjoy. Flexible times, coordinatedafter registration with Julie Weller. Optional musictheory training and aural skills can also be provided.
SSttaarrttiinngg aatt$$1177..5500 perhour!Starting at$17.50 perhour!Summer Program Leaders Summer Pro Seasonal Maintenance Workers Seasonal Ma Seasonal Inclusion Leaders Seasonal Inc Wading Pool Supervisors Wading Pool And More! And More!Summer Program LeadersSeasonal Maintenance WorkersSeasonal Inclusion LeadersWading Pool SupervisorsAnd More!*All applicants must be 16 years of age by May 1, 2026.* NNOOWW HHIIRR Scan here to apply now! Visit www.burlingto Not 16 yet? Check out page 15 for information on our Leaders-In-Training program
therapeutic recreationTherapeutic Horseback Riding: SummerAges 3 - Adult with a diagnosis, Monday - Friday lessontime, July - August, $490 (weekly lesson)Ironstone Farm 450 Lowell Street AndoverInstructors: Ironstone Staff, Activity #: 493009-AIn partnership with Burlington's Disability AccessCommission and Ironstone Farm, we are excited to offerthis program for thirty minute private lessons at IronstoneFarm therapeutic riding program. There will be an initialevaluation required for all new riders. You will coordinatewith the farm to find a time Monday through Friday for thesummer block that fits with your schedule! *Number oftotal lessons may vary based on which week day is selected.*Sensory Friendly Egg HuntVisit page 37 for more information on how to register!Sneaker Prom!Ages 13+ with a disability, Friday, May 1, 6 - 8 pm$35, Grandview Farm, Activity #: 394309-AJoin us for the therapeutic recreation event of the year!Participants are invited to dress up in semi-formal attire,if they wish, accented by their favorite, comfortableathletic shoes for an evening of dancing and fun! Dinnerwill be provided. Age appropriate friends, classmates &siblings are welcome to register. If a participant requiresa 1:1 direct support professional, they are welcome toattend at no extra charge.April Vacation Sensory Open GymFamilies, Wednesday, April 22, 2 - 4 pm$10 per family, Recreation Gym, Activity #: 395109-AJoin us over April Vacation for a Sensory Open Gym!Connect with other families in therapeutic recreationprograms while enjoying a sensory friendly open gymtime.The Therapeutic Recreation Division offers year round specialized programming for individuals of all ages whohave disabilities. Inclusion services are also available for any individual who may have a disability and is looking toparticipate in a program with inclusion support services. If you have any questions about what type of program isright for you or your family member, please visit www.burlingtonrecreation.org to schedule a call with a member ofour therapeutic recreation team. *Note: For new participants, a few mandatory forms are required to be filledout and returned at least two weeks prior to the beginning of a program. For Inclusion Services, please fillout the forms just mentioned as well as an Inclusion Request Form and allow a minimum of two weeks forservices to begin.Summer Inclusion Info NightCaregivers, Wednesday, April 8, 5 - 7 pmFunction Room, No Fee, Activity #: 399409-AInterested in learning more about the inclusion servicesoffered in Burlington Parks and Recreation’s summerprograms? Join us for an informational night to learn if ourinclusion services are a good fit for your family memberprior to our summer registration opening up.Family Connection SeriesFamilies, Wednesdays, 4 - 5 pm, Simonds ParkInstructor: Eva Burbidge, CTRSLooking to connect with other families in therapeuticrecreation programs? Join us for a family connectionevent series. Each session will feature activities inspiredby a weekly theme. We will focus on teamwork,creativity, and socialization through play!May 13 Paint Party $20 397809-AJune 10 Carnival Celebration $20 397809-DJune 3 Nature Night $20 397809-CMay 20 Sports Sampler $20 397809-BDate Theme Fee (Per Family) Activity #
TR YOUNG ADULT PROGRAMMINGThe Purple PencilApril 9, 6 - 8 pm, $35, Activity #: 390449-ATR Goal Area(s): Creative ExpressionAn art instructor will lead the group through a mixedmedia art project. Participants will choose their own artmaterials throughout the project. *This is a Thursdaynight outing.*Showcase CinemaApril 24, Time: TBD, $35, Activity #: 390449-BTR Goal Area(s): SocialA night at the movies awaits! Your ticket, snack and softdrink are all included.Sneaker PromMay 1, 6 - 8 pm, $35, Activity #: 394309-ATR Goal Area(s): SocialLet’s join Out & About participants for the event of theseason! Full description can be found on page 18.Kids Test KitchenMay 8, 6 - 8 pm, $35, Activity #: 390449-DTR Goal Area(s): SocialA Kids Test Kitchen instructor will lead the group throughcooking a recipe together, and then everyone will eat themeal they made! Each participant will leave with a printedrecipe card along with the main ingredient used whilecooking.Greater Boston Stage CompanyJune 12, 6 - 10 pm, $45, Activity #: 390449-ETR Goal Area(s): SocialLet’s head to the Greater Boston Stage Company for ashowing of the hit Broadway musical, Annie!Art for AllApril 18, 10 am - 2 pm, Activity #: 390439-ATR Goal Area(s): Creative ExpressionLet’s head to Art for All and complete an instructor ledart project!Indoor Rock ClimbingMay 2, 10 am - 2 pm, Activity #: 390439-BTR Goal Area(s): ExerciseThe group will take part in a guided rock-climbingexperience followed by team-building games! No priorclimbing experience necessary.Good Pickin’ FarmMay 16, 10 am - 2 pm, Activity #: 390439-CTR Goal Area(s): Nature ExplorationDiscover the charm of Good Pickin’ Farm! The groupwill enjoy a guided tour, complete with hands-oninteractions with a variety of friendly farm animals.Stone ZooJune 6, 10 am - 2 pm, Activity #: 390439-DTR Goal Area(s): Social, Nature ExplorationEnjoy a day of animal exploration at the Stone Zoo!Jammin’ With You & WegmansJune 27, 10 am - 2 pm, Activity #: 390439-ETR Goal Area(s): Creative Expression, SocialThe group will head to Jammin’ With You for a Karaokesession with friends! After Karaoke, we will eat lunch atWegmans (included).RecTogetherAges 13 - 25 with a disability, dates varyRecTogether is a social and recreational program for young adults with disabilities. New participants please visitwww.burlingtonrecreation.org to schedule an inquiry phone call with a member of our therapeutic recreation team.RecTogether Saturday Adventures!Saturdays, 10 am - 2 pm, $47 per dateRecTogether Evenings Out!*A caregiver guide is available for both programs with programspecific information at www.burlingtonrecreation.org.*
New ParticipantsIf you are a new participant please visitwww.burlingtonrecreation.org to schedule aninquiry phone call with a member of ourtherapeutic recreation team.TR Adult ProgrammingOut & AboutAges 25+ with a disabilityThroughout the spring season we will enjoy nights outon the town. Sign up for one or all of the outings thatinterest you.Follow Your Art StudioApril 17, 6 - 8 pm, $35, Activity #: 395099-ATR Goal Area(s): Creative ExpressionThe group will head to Follow Your Art Studio to maketheir own spring inspired mixed-media art project.Sneaker PromMay 1, 6 - 8 pm, $35, Activity #: 394309-ATR Goal Area(s): SocialLet’s join RecTogether participants for the event of theseason! Full description can be found on page 18.Roman Music TherapyMay 15, 6 - 8 pm, $35, Activity #: 395099-BTR Goal Area(s): Creative expressionThe group will travel to Roman Music Therapy for aninteractive music therapy session! The class will befocused on exploring a variety of instruments.Summer Art in the TreehouseJune 5, 6 - 8 pm, $35, Activity #: 395099-CTR Goal Area(s): Creative ExpressionKidCreate instructors will lead the group through asummer inspired art project in the universallyaccessible treehouse at Simonds Park.Dinner at 110 GrillJune 25, 6 - 8:30 pm, $30, Activity #: 395099-DTR Goal Area(s): SocialEnjoy a night at 110 Grill with friends! Gluten sensitiveoptions available. *This is a Thursday night outing.*Spectacular SaturdaysAges 25+ with a disabilitySaturdays, 10 am - 2 pm, $40 per dateJoin us for this social and recreational program.Activity DayApril 11, 10 am - 2 pm, Activity #: 390575-ATR Goal Area(s): Social, exerciseGames/crafts, fitness class, bowling at King’s!Concord ArtApril 25, 10 am - 2 pm, Activity #: 390575-BTR Goal Area(s): Creative expressionLet’s visit Concord Art for a guided art project, followedby an exploration of the current art exhibits!Activity DayMay 9, 10 am - 2 pm, Activity #: 390575-CTR Goal Area(s): Social, exerciseGames/crafts, fitness class, bowling at King’s!Wright-Locke FarmMay 30, 10 am - 2 pm, Activity #: 390575-DTR Goal Area(s): Nature ExplorationLet’s visit Wright-Locke Farm! The group will enjoy aguided tour of the farm, explore an Ice House, and havehands-on interactions with animals.Activity DayJune 13, 10 am - 2 pm, Activity #: 390575-ETR Goal Area(s): Social, exerciseGames/crafts, fitness class, bowling at King’s!*A caregiver guide is available for both programs with program specific information at www.burlingtonrecreation.org.*
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Adult & WorkshopsGetting Started with iPhone/iPadThursdays, May 7 & 14, 5:30 - 7 pm$45 (2 weeks), Ceramics RoomInstructor: Justin Cybulski, Activity #: 357803-AFor anyone completely new to iPhone and iPad, or justlooking to get more comfortable. Comprehensive classescover everything from setup and customization to email,messaging, audio and video calls, camera and photos,the App Store, iCloud, Siri, tips and tricks, and muchmore. Participants are required to bring their iPhoneor iPad.Ayurveda: Better Digestion &Seasonal BalanceThursdays, April 2 - 16, 5:30 - 7 pm$157 (3 weeks), Ceramics RoomInstructor: Anjana Bhargava, Activity #: 354203-AThis program encourages you to nourish, heal, andbalance the body through food. Explore simplerecipes like khichadi, soups, and herbal teas, pluslearn how everyday spices - turmeric, cumin,coriander, ginger, and fennel - support digestion andvitality. You’ll also discover how to align meals withthe seasons using the Instant Pot for year-round wellbeing.Sew WhatMondays, March 30, ‘26 - March 29, ’27, 6 - 9 pmNo Fee, COA Room 136, Activity #: 354003-AGet together with others who have projects that needto be finished and lend your help and support. Comework in a casual, fun atmosphere where friends willbe helping friends. Please bring your own sewingmachine. A schedule will be distributed uponregistration.Soap Making 101Saturday & Sunday, April 11 & 121 - 5 pm (Sat) & 11 am - 1 pm (Sun), $12Ceramics Room, Instructor: Cathy BeyerActivity #: 357603-ALearn how to make soap from lye and oil using thecold process method. Class will include learningabout safety, properties of oil and fat in soap, recipes,molds, saponification process, curing soap, andwrapping. Class will include demonstrations and thechance to make your own soap to take home! Anadditional materials fee (approx. $30) will becharged by the instructor at the start of class.Disc Golf Adult ClinicTuesday - Friday, April 21 - 24, 9 - 10:30 am, $65Simonds Park, Instructor: Roseanne HamActivity #: 378003-ADid you ever wonder what the baskets in Simonds Parkwere for? They are used to play disc golf, a sportgaining popularity worldwide. The game is scored likegolf, lowest score wins, except you're throwing Frisbeelike discs into baskets. Playing disc golf provides theopportunity to be outdoors, exercise, and spendquality time with friends and family. In this clinic, youwill learn the skills needed to play and understand thegame's rules. Equipment is provided. Please wearsneakers and bring water.Everyone Deserves a Chance to PlayWe recognize the importance of recreation and thehealth and wellness benefits it provides. Our financialassistance program is here to assist families in need.To complete the application, please visit our websiteand click the parent portal link.
Learn to Play PickleballWednesdays, April 15 - May 6, 5 - 6:30 pm$77 (4 weeks), Recreation Gym & Simonds ParkCourts, Instructor: Kevin Martin, PPR CertifiedCoach, Activity #: 360633-AHave you been curious about trying pickleball but notready to join an open-play session? Not sure how toswing a paddle, where to stand on the court, or how tokeep score? Here’s your chance to learn thefundamentals of the fastest-growing sport in thecountry. Pickleball is a combination of tennis,racquetball, and ping-pong played by four people on ahalf-size tennis court with paddles and a plastic pol ball.Each class covers the rules, scoring, strategy, hittingdrills, and gameplay. It’s a great exercise and easy tolearn. Players are encouraged to attend this clinic againto improve their play. Equipment is provided uponrequest.Next Level PickleballWednesdays, June 10 - July 1, 5 - 6:30 pm$77 (4 weeks), Recreation Gym & Simonds ParkCourts, Instructor: Kevin Martin, PPR CertifiedCoach, Activity #: 380403-AAre you an “improving” player looking to bring yourgame to the next level? This clinic is designed for theadvanced beginner to intermediate player. Drills, drills,drills will help you remember the proper technique foreach type of shot. The more you drill, the more you’llintegrate better technique into your game. Practice willgenerate better results. Players are encouraged torepeat the class to improve their play. Wear pockets,we’ll be keeping plenty of balls in motion.Drop-in Pickleball$5 drop-in fee, Recreation GymRoll up the joy of playing tennis and badminton, toss in a wiffle-like ball, and you’ve got a game of Pickleball! Nopre-registration required. Please stop by the office on your way to the gym to pay your drop-in fee.Day Dates Time LevelAdvanced/IntermediateTuesdays March 31 - April 21 1 - 2:30 pm; 2:30 - 4 pm Social; MixedWednesdays April 1 - 15Thursdays April 2 - 23 Social2 - 3:30 pm10:15 - 11:45 amIntermediate GolfSaturdays, April 18 - May 9, 10 - 11 am$247 (4 lessons), Instructor: Barrie Bruce GolfBillerica Country Club 51 Baldwin Rd, BillericaActivity #: 380623-AThis program focuses on fine-tuning skill improvementfor specific areas to help you manage course play andlower your scores! Skills include keeping drives on thefairway, skills to avoid, 3-putting, iron shots, andchipping. Class size is limited to a 4:1 student-toinstructor ratio.380613-CActivity#Sun. 380613-AThurs. 380613-BThurs.April 12 - May 17 (not 5/10)April 16 - May 14June 4 - July 2Days DatesIntroduction to Golf$262 (5 lessons), 5:30 - 6:30 pmBillerica Country Club, 51 Baldwin Rd, BillericaInstructor: Barrie Bruce Golf SchoolIntro to Golf is perfect for the new-to-the-game golferwith no golf experience. The basics of golf are taught ina stress-free clinic setting. Each program is (5) 1-hourlessons. Equipment/practice balls provided as needed.
For ALL Ignis Arts Ballroom ProgramsLocation: Ignis Arts Ballroom Studio, 630 Boston Rd,Suite 201A, BillericaInstructors: Ignis Arts Ballroom Studio StaffNo dance partner required! Come solo or bring afriend.No dance experience required!Bring comfy shoes and water.A Beginner Simple Swing SeriesThursdays, June 4 - 25, 6:30 - 7:15 pm$82 (4 weeks), Activity #: 334403-ASimple Swing is an easy, welcoming introduction to swingdancing that works with a wide range of music. It’s aversatile style you can use almost anywhere—at bars,weddings, parties, and social dances—and it fitscomfortably with music ranging from pop and rock toblues and classic swing.Beginner Country WesternTwo-Step Series!Thursdays, May 7 - 28, 6:30 - 7:15 pm$82 (4 weeks), Activity #: 334203-AJoin us for a smooth, upbeat, and easy-to-take straightfrom the classroom to the dance floor. It’s a staple atcountry bars and social dances and works well for anyonelooking for a practical, go-anywhere dance. This seriescovers the essentials: basic rhythm, simple patterns, andclear lead-and-follow skills so you can feel comfortabledancing with different partnersA Beginner West Coast Swing Series!Thursdays, April 2 - 23, 6:30 - 7:15 pm$82 (4 weeks), Activity #: 334103-AJoin us for a month of West Coast Swing, a relaxedpartner dance that works with everything from blues tomodern hits. This series covers basic patterns, timing, andpartner connection to help you feel confident dancingwith different people and music.Adult Intro to Hip HopThursdays, 7:15 - 8 pm, $82 (4 weeks)This hip hop class is open to all levels and focuses ongrooves, musicality, and approachable choreography. Theclass emphasizes rhythm, confidence, and movementfundamentals, offering challenge for all experience levelswhile building skills across multiple sessions.Dates Activity #April 2 - 23 334303-AMay 7 - 28June 4 - 25334303-B334303-CPick-Up BasketballThursdays, April 2 - June 18, 7:45 - 9:45 pm$65 (12 weeks), Recreation GymActivity #: 381933-AModerately competitive pick-up basketball games foradults who live or work in Burlington. Players shouldbring a light-colored and a dark-colored shirt.VolleyballMondays, March 30 - June 15 (not 4/20 & 5/25)7:30 - 9:30 pm, $57 (10 weeks), Recreation GymActivity #: 380703-AEnjoy the friendly competition of pick-up volleyballgames. Please wear sneakers.BadmintonWednesdays, April 1 - June 17, 7:45 - 9:45 pm$65 (12 weeks), Recreation GymActivity #: 388103-AWhether you are an amateur or an expert badmintonplayer, this program is for playing friendly pick-upgames! Participants must bring their own racket andwear indoor court shoes. A prior knowledge of rules isencouraged.Align, Unwind & ResetSunday, April 26, 2 - 4 pm, $25, Function RoomInstructor: Karen Pickette, Activity #: 300262-AThis mindful workshop will help you slow down, let go,and reconnect with yourself in a gentle, supportiveway. This practice will be a slow-paced Hatha flow tounwind and release tension. The workshop will alsoinclude breathing exercises, standing poses, stretches,and hip work. There will be an extended meditationwith lavender cloths. All levels are welcome.Lunch Hour BasketballMon., Wed. & Fri., April - September, 12 - 2 pm, $57Recreation Gym, Activity #: 382003-AThese are moderately competitive pick-up basketballgames for adults who live or work in Burlington.Players should bring a light-colored and a darkcolored shirt to differentiate teams.
Official LeagueA competitive league for playerswho want structured games andofficial rules.Coed LeagueA social, mixed-gender league withlight competition that prioritizesfun and teamwork.Fun LeagueA non-competitive, recreationalleague focused on enjoyment,learning, and social play forplayers ages 50+.Adult SLeaAdult SLea2026More Information & Team pricingCall: 781.270.1695League Website
Fit ClubApril - June: $245, Activity #: 318213-AFit Club options offer participants an opportunity to pay one discounted fee and attend a variety of fitnessclasses. Eligible classes are listed below.Class options: *B.E.S.T., Cardio Dance, *Cardio Dance Gold, Lift and Burn, Lunchtime Lift Express, LunchtimeTotal Body Express, All Pilates, Pound, Pure Strength, Tai Chi, *Yoga Gold, *Zumba Gold and Zumba (limited to 1Zumba Class)*These classes have age restrictions. Please see the full class descriptionNo Limit Fitness CardAre you looking for more flexibility in your fitness routine? Own your fitness this spring with the BPRD No LimitFitness Card! The No Limit Fitness Cards are a flexible enrollment option to fit your busy and ever-changingschedule. When you purchase a card, you may use \"punches\" for any eligible class on our schedule. (Eligibleclasses for Spring 2026: Cardio Dance, Lift and Burn, Lunchtime Lift Express, Lunchtime Total Body Express,Pound, Pure Strength, Tai Chi and all Pilates. )AdultsCard type Fee Activity #10 class card20 class card$165$265310713-A310713-BStudentsCard type Fee Activity #10 class card20 class card$130$245310711-A310711-BADULT FITNESSPlay it safe...Participants must recognize that all classes of aphysical nature involve some risk, and byattending such a class, there is an assumption ofrisk by the participant.Prior to starting any type of fitness program, it isbest to check with your doctor.
Open to all players. Pickleball is asocial game. Mixed times areintended for players to “mix it up”and get to know one another. Playersare encouraged to “play up” or “playdown” to help develop better playersat every level.MixedNovice to intermediate playerslooking for a fun, relaxed game.Courtesy and sportsmanship makeany sport fun.SSoocciiaallPlayers should self-select their appropriate level of play. (See Skill-Level Ratings below.) If you findyou’re winning consistently, you should move up. If you’re being outplayed, losing consistently, youshould move down. Pickleball is more fun and enjoyable when teams pair off against teams of nearequal abilities. If you want to improve your game against better players, find an experienced partnerwilling to help you get better through play.CourtsCourts DO NOT OPEN until 9 am. The Burlington Parks & Recreation Department does not recognizeany online scheduling programs. Creating a reservation with an online scheduler does not give youspecial rights to a court. Courts are open for play for the general public, from April through October, ona first-come, first-served basis, and you must follow the court sharing and rotation rules.Experienced and skilled playerslooking for a higher-level ofcompetition.AAddvvaanncceedd//UUppppeerrIInntteerrmmeeddiiaatteeAdvanced/UpperIntermediatePPiicckklleebbaa
Days Fee Dates Time Location Activity #Wed. $92 (11 weeks) April 8 - June 17 4 - 5 pmRecreation GymVirtual314213-A314213-VIRASat. $85 (10 weeks)April 11 - June 20(not 5/23)9 - 10 amCOA 207Virtual314213-B314213-VIRBPure StrengthInstructor: Brenda Jo HubbardIron is tough, but you are tougher! Build strength, not bulk, in this innovative weightlifting class. Mix moves likeplanks, dead lifts, arm presses and more. This workout will keep you constantly challenged, and you will walk outfeeling fearless. Just have a mat and hand weights.Lunchtime Total Body ExpressThursdays, April 9 - June 11 (not 4/16 & 5/14)12 - 12:45 pm, $79 (8 weeks), Recreation GymInstructor: Christin Caplan, Activity #: 310803-AThis energetic and fun class involves muscle controlledexercises using various bands, bars and dumbbells,along with bursts of cardio throughout the class. Youwon’t even realize 45 minutes has passed because thisworkout is so fun. Bring your mat and water bottle.Lunchtime Lift ExpressTuesdays, April 7 - June 16 (not 4/21)12 - 12:45 pm, $85 (10 weeks), Recreation GymInstructor: Christin Caplan, Activity #: 315603-AThis class will improve your strength and endurance inthe major muscle groups and, in doing so, burncalories. This workout challenges all your major musclegroups by using exercises such as squats, presses, liftsand curls. Also a combination of Hi/Lo and kickboxingcardio moves are part of this workout.Cycle and StrengthMondays, April 6 - June 15 (not 4/20 & 5/25), 8:45 - 9:45 am, $99 (9 weeks), Recreation GymInstructor: Christin Caplan, Activity # 313853-AGet the best of both worlds in this power-packed class! Start with 30 minutes of high-intensity indoor cycling totorch calories, boost endurance & get your heart pumping. Then it’s 30 minutes of total-body strength trainingfocused on building lean muscle, boosting metabolism, and sculpting your entire body. Whether you're lookingto improve cardio fitness, build strength, or get an efficient full-body workout, this class has you covered.Lift and BurnFridays, April 10 - June 12 (not 4/17 & 5/15)9 - 10 am, $70 (8 weeks), Recreation GymInstructor: Christin Caplan, Activity #: 301053- ALooking to lose weight, tone up and have fun? Thenthis class is for you! Christin will lead you through afull-body workout using dumbbells, resistance bands,medicine balls and steps combined with bodyweightexercises to get you lean, toned and fit.Tai ChiSundays, April 12 - June 21 (not 5/24)6 - 7 pm, $70 (10 weeks), Function Room 1Instructor: James Regan, Activity #: 305803-ATai Chi class will guide you through techniques, forms,and exercises to enhance flexibility, strength, andbalance. Suitable for all levels, this class invites you tomove at your own pace. Flat, well-fitting shoes arerecommended.Resistance & Interval training
Curvy Girls Fitness2x a week, $321 (8 weeks), Monday, Wednesday and Thursday, 6 - 7 pm, Saturdays 9 - 10 amCrossFit Exclamation, 15 Wall St. Instructor: Lori BeckerReady to sweat, smile and feel strong? Personalized attention in small, ladies-only classes where every workout ismodified for your level. Our effective, results-driven approach combines fun, varied routines with a powerful sense ofaccountability. You’ll build real strength and confidence in our empowering, super-motivating environment. Join us onMonday & Thursday for Bootcamp or Wednesday and Saturday for Stretch/Core/Balance and Lifting.CrossFit for Beginners2x a week $321 (8 weeks), CrossFit Exclamation, 15 Wall St., Instructor: Brian McSweeney & Lori BeckerOur beginner program will teach you the foundational CrossFit movements and proper techniques in a smallgroup setting. We’ll teach you the basics, other movements that are typical in CrossFit workouts and work withyou to find modifications that are best for your body. You’ll get a great workout and have fun too! All levels arewelcome. You do not need to be in shape to start, you just need to show up and we’ll help you achieve yourhealth and fitness goals! Contact CFE directly about 1x/wk options.Dates Activity #:March 30 - May 27 310503-A(not 4/20, 4/22 & 5/25)310503-BDaysActivity #Mon. & Thurs.March 30 - May 28(not 4/20, 4/23 & 5/25)315513-AWed. & Sat. 315513-BApril 1 - May 30(not 4/22)DatesDays TimeMon. & Wed.Mon. & Thurs.12:30 - 1:30 pmMarch 30 - May 28 6 - 7 pm(not 4/20, 4/23 & 5/25)Early Morning BootcampTuesdays & ThursdaysMarch 31 - May 28 (not 4/21 & 4/23), 5:30 - 6:30 am$321 (8 weeks), CrossFit Exclamation, 15 Wall St.Instructor: Craig Foster & Meg CarleyActivity #: 311033-AOur boot camp workouts are always different andnever boring. We focus on high-intensity intervaltraining, cardiovascular endurance, strength, andflexibility. We incorporate dumbbells, kettlebells, andmore to take every session up a notch. You’ll get atotal-body workout every time you come to class!Brazilian Jiu-JitsuMondays, March 30 - June 22 (not 5/25)7 - 8 pm, $238 (12 weeks)Steve Nugent’s Institute, 207F Cambridge St.Instructor: Steve Nugent & StaffActivity #: 381203-ABrazilian jiu-jitsu is a ground based martial art usingprinciples of leverage, angles, pressure and timing inorder to achieve a non-violent submission of one’sopponent. The Art was developed by the Gracie Familyof Brazil and made popular by the sport of MixedMartial Arts in the UFC. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is for all menand women regardless of athletic ability. Ladies Learn to LiftSaturdays, April 4 - May 30 (not 4/25)9 -10 am, $221 (8 weeks)CrossFit Exclamation, 15 Wall St.Instructor: Lori Becker, Activity #: 316203-AThis class was made specifically with women in mind!Designed to teach you proper lifting techniques in asupportive and empowering space surrounded by otheramazing women. You’ll gain strength and confidence -perfect for beginners or those looking to level up!Everyone Deserves a Chance to PlayWe recognize the importance of recreation and thehealth and wellness benefits it provides. Ourfinancial assistance program is here to assist familiesin need. To complete the application, please visit ourwebsite and click on parent portal.
Pilates Fundamentals & MoreTuesdays, April 7 - June 16 (not 5/19)5:30 - 6:30 pm, $84 (10 weeks), Function RoomInstructor: Barbara Hospod, Activity #: 311333-AEnjoy exploring and practicing the essential exercises ofPilates within the Classical format. The exercises will bebroken down to learn what muscle groups should beactivated, proper technique, and form. Props will beadded to provide some progressions as well asmodifications. Feel the benefit of feeling more groundedwith deep inner core strength, lengthened muscles,improved posture, and balance. This class is great forbeginners - who are new and want to learn Pilates, aswell as those who would like to get back to basics andenhance their skills. Please bring a mat, a desire tomove, and a smile!Yoga SculptMondays, April 6 - June 15 (not 4/20 & 5/25)9:30 - 10:30 am, $79 (9 weeks), Function RoomInstructor: Karen Pickette, Activity #: 315003-AThis upbeat and energetic class will allow you to seeka deeper challenge within your body by workingspecific muscle groups. Yoga Sculpt will help you takeyour practice to the next level and allow you to find anew kind of strength. Adding hand weights to yogaposes is good for your heart, your bones, yourmuscles and will get you stronger. Please bring a setof light weights and a resistance band or strap to theclass.yoga & pilatesHatha YogaThursdays, April 9 - June 18, 9 - 10 am$92 (11 weeks), Recreation GymInstructor: Paulette Savage, Activity #: 311203-AHatha Yoga will guide you through yoga postures thatbuild flexibility, strength, and balance. Discover theconnection between, body, mind & breath! Please bringa mat. This class is designed for mixed-level participants.All levels are welcome.Yoga, Core and MoreTuesdays, April 7 - June 16, 9 - 10 am$92 (11 weeks), Recreation GymInstructor: Paulette Savage, Activity #: 371273-AThis class will be a yoga flow focusing on incorporatingcore building yoga poses and exercises. We willincorporate blocks, straps or flex bands during mostclasses making it fun and new! This class is appropriatefor all level yogis.Endurance Pilates FlowWednesdays, April 15 - June 17 (not 5/20)9 - 9:50 am, $79 (9 weeks), Grandview FarmInstructor: Barbara Hospod, Activity #: 313103-AThis 50 minute upbeat class combines the precisionand core- strengthening benefits of Pilates whileblending dynamic movements and Pilates sequencesset to music. Enjoy a unique way to engage yourpowerhouse, improve your posture and elevate youroverall fitness. Please bring a mat and a desire tomove!Flow, Focus & MeditateMondays, April 6 - June 15 (not 4/20 & 5/25)6 - 7 pm, $79 (9 weeks), Function RoomInstructor: Karen Pickette, Activity #: 310903-AFlow Yoga will blend meditation, breathwork, andenergizing movements. The class will begin withgentler movements to warm up the body, then moveinto flowing sequences. Flow yoga can improvestrength, flexibility, and coordination, while reducingstress. We will end the class with a guided meditation.
Evening FlowTuesdays, April 7 - June 16, 7 - 8 pm$92 (11 weeks), Function RoomInstructor: Paulette Savage, Activity #: 310216-AEnd your day in the best way: stretching, bending andbreathing. Combining slow moving sequences, twistsand forward folds, this flow not only melts the stressof the day but sets you up for a restful night’s sleep.Appropriate for beginners & all levels.Gentle, Relaxing, Restorative YogaMondays, April 6 - June 15 (not 4/20 & 5/25)$79 (9 weeks), 4:30 - 5:30 pm, Murray Kelly WingInstructor: Karen Pickette, Activity #:319903-AThis is a class structured around rejuvenating andhealing the body. Class is held at a slow pace andfocused on stretching all of the body, while releasingstress and tension from joints and muscles. It is a classdesigned to restore the nervous system and helprelease deeply held tensions from the body and mind.Fun Friday Flow YogaFridays, April 24 - June 12, 9 - 10 am$72 (8 weeks), Grandview FarmInstructor: Karen Pickette, Activity #: 312203-AThis class will involve a sequence of poses linkedtogether to get a good overall body stretch andworkout. It varies each week with different themes. Thisclass is open to everyone whether you are a beginner ora regular practitioner. Please bring a yoga mat!Day Date Time Fee Activity #Thurs. April 9 - June 18 6 - 7 pm COA Room 207 $92 (11 weeks) 310603-BSat. 10:15 - 11:15 am $84 (10 weeks) 310603-AApril 11 - June 20(not 5/23)COA Room 207LocationYoga Barre BlendInstructor: Karen PicketteTogether, barre and yoga can help you achieve a healthy body. You’ll have the strength you need, and will be ableto develop toned and leaned muscle without excess bulk. Barre classes are excellent for toning and yoga willenhance flexibility. The combination of both will have real benefits to your mind and body. All levels are welcome.Play it safe...Participants must recognize that all classes of a physical nature involve some risk, and by attendingsuch a class, there is an assumption of risk by the partcipant. Prior to starting any type of fitnessprogram, it is best to check with your doctor. For your own safety, you need to know your limitations.Mindful Movement & MeditationThursdays, April 9 - June 18, 4:30 - 5:30 pm$92 (11 weeks), COA 207, Instructor: Karen Pickette, Activity #: 315503-AThis class will help us improve our bodies by stretching, strengthening, and toning. Mindful movement can helpus boost our energy, focus, and resilience. The class will focus on standing and seated postures, incorporatinggentle stretches and a guided meditation to conclude. This will be a great midweek energy boost.
Cardio DanceMondays, April 6 - June 15 (not 4/20 & 5/25)5 - 6 pm, $79 (9 weeks), Recreation GymInstructor: Christin Caplan, Activity #: 312003-AThis class incorporates interval training with acombination of low-impact aerobics, dancechoreography, toning, and stretching. Students willmove and groove to a fusion of popular music whileimproving their cardiovascular endurance and muscletone. Class will consist of a warm-up, varying styles ofdance choreography, full-body conditioning, and a cooldown/stretch.Zumba Special!April - June: Sign up for 3 or 4 Zumba classes to receive a discounted price! To receive discount, you mustregister for all 3 or 4 classes at the same time. 3 Zumba Classes - 15% off - 4 Zumba Classes - 20% offcardio DanceZumbaRecreation GymZumba fuses hypnotic musical rhythms and tantalizing moves to create a dynamic workout system designed to befun and easy! This class will be an absolute blast in one exhilarating hour of caloric burning, heart racing, musclepumping, body energizing movements meant to engage for life. Check out the Zumba Special below!Day Dates Time Instructor Fee Activity #Sun. April 12 - June 21 (not 5/24) 8 - 9 am Lauren Mattson $85 (10 weeks) 316403-CThurs. April 9 - June 18 6:30 - 7:30 pm Marcia Mailloux $92 (11 weeks) 316403-BTues. April 7 - June 16 6:15 - 7:15 pm Tisha Wilson $92 (11 weeks) 316403-AWed. April 8 - June 17 6:30 - 7:30 pm Sarah Hamilton $92 (11 weeks) 316403-DPoundThursdays, April 9 - June 18, 5 - 5:45 pm$92 (11 weeks), Recreation GymInstructor: Tisha Wilson, Activity #: 319303-APound is a full-body, cardio jam session, combininglight resistance with constant simulated drumming. Ituses cardio, Pilates, isometric movements, andplyometric poses. Strengthen and sculpt infrequentlyused muscles, and drum your way to a leaner, slimmerphysique - all while rocking out to your favorite music.Great music and your choice of weights inspires you toget fast results.The Ultimate Dance Journey:8 Weeks, Endless StylesAges 16+, Saturday, April 11 - June 6 (not 5/23)9 - 10 am, $80 (8 weeks), Function RoomInstructors: Tisha Wilson, Marcia Mailloux, LaurenMattson, Sarah Hamilton and Christin CaplanActivity#: 317603-AJoin our 8-week dance class series, where each weekfeatures an exciting new theme! Groove through the\"Battle of the Decades,\" immerse yourself in the\"Taylor Swift Eras Tour,\" and clash in \"80's vs 90's\"showdowns. Get down to the beats of \"Hip Hop\" andmore! Perfect for all levels, this series promises fun,fitness, and fantastic moves. Don't miss out on thisdynamic dance journey!Tap & JazzThursdays, April 9 - June 11 (not 4/23), 7 - 8 pm$89 (9 weeks), Function RoomInstructor: Bonnie Murphy, Activity #: 330403-AClass will begin with a warm-up followed with somejazz moves, then the tap begins! Students will developrhythm & timing. Tap shoes are recommended.
active adults & seniorsCardio Dance GoldFridays, April 10 - June 12 (not 4/17 & 5/15)10 - 11 am, $70 (8 weeks), Recreation GymInstructor: Christin Caplan, Activity #: 310033-AThis class is a combination of low-impact aerobics, dancechoreography, toning, and stretching. Move and grooveto a fusion of popular music while improvingcardiovascular endurance and muscle tone. Class willconsist of a warm-up, varying styles of dancechoreography, full-body conditioning, and a cooldown/stretch.Tues. April 7 - June 16 11 am - Noon $85 (11 weeks)Days Dates Time Fee Activity #316407-ASat. April 11 - June 20 (not 5/23) 10 - 11 am $77 (10 weeks) 316407-CZumba GoldAge 50+, Tues: Recreation Gym; Sat: Murray Kelly Wing, Instructor: Mary Ellen ReardonZumba Gold was designed for the active older adult who is interested in taking a lower impact Zumba class. Thesame Latin styles of music and dance are used and it is just as much fun as the regular Zumba classes. Zumba Goldstrives to improve balance, strength, flexibility and most importantly, the heart. Dress to workout and bring water.Enjoy the Latin and other international rhythms. Dance yourself into fitness with Zumba Gold!Yoga GoldMondays, April 6 - June 15, (not 4/20 & 5/25)10:45 - 11:45 am, $79 (9 weeks), Function RoomInstructor: Karen Pickette, Activity #: 319803-AYoga Gold is a class made to build foundation, strength,and stretching in a way that is accessible to all levels ofexperience. An equal amount of support and challengewill be offered including some slow flow to begin with,standing postures, seated postures, and relaxation.Barre GoldAge 50+, Thursdays, April 9 - June 18, 11 am - 12 pm$85 (11 weeks), Function RoomInstructor: Karen Pickette, Activity #: 312107-ABarre Gold is designed to build a strong foundation whileenhancing strength and flexibility in an accessible way forall experience levels. This class focuses on targetedmovements that sculpt and tone your body withoutadding excess bulk. You'll engage in a series of exercisesthat combine elements of ballet, Pilates, and yoga,promoting lean muscle development and improvingoverall body awareness.Play it safe...Participants must recognize that all classes of a physical nature involve some risk, and by attending such a class,there is an assumption of risk by the participant. Prior to starting any type of fitness program, it is best to checkwith your doctor.B.E.S.T.Age 50+, Mondays, March 30 - June 22(not 4/20 & 5/25), 10:45 - 11:45 am, $85 (11 weeks)Zoom, Instructor: Trish Marfione, Activity #: 311807-AExercise is the key to staying strong, energetic andhealthy! This class is for those 50+ who want to age well,live life to the fullest & have fun while strength training,balancing, moving & stretching. Bring a mat, sneakers,comfortable clothing and hand weights.
Golf Club at King RailTuesdays, mid-April thru mid-November, 7:30 amGolf Club at King RailFees: About $20 for 9 holesKing Rail Golf Course, 1 King Rail Dr., Lynnfield MAActivity #: 510007-EPlay golf with your friends and neighbors, in a noncompetitive, fun, social environment. The club will placeyou in a group who you will probably play with allseason. There is no better way to improve your golfgame than playing regularly.Golf Club at Swanson MeadowWednesdays, mid-April - mid-November, 9 amFees: About $20 for 9 holesSwanson Meadow Golf Course216 Rangeway Rd. North Billerica, MAActivity #: 510007-FPlay golf with your friends and neighbors, in anoncompetitive, fun, social environment. Theclub will place you in a group who you willprobably play with all season. There is no betterway to improve your golf game than playingregularly.Hiking ClubApril 2026 - March 2027Hikes will vary in length; up to 3 miles longHikes are announced monthly and are weatherdependent, Activity #: 510007-GOur hiking club holds monthly hikes on easy tointermediate trails within 20 miles of Burlington.Hiking shoes, hydration, bug repellant, hat, andsunscreen are all recommended.Burlington Club 50If being active is one of your priorities, Burlington Club 50 needs you! We recognize that an active lifestyleencompasses not only traditional exercise, sport and nutrition, but intellectual enrichment and other leisureactivities as well.For most Club 50 programs you just have to register once a year; registration begins each spring. You canregister any time of the year though, as long as space is still available in the activity.*For Pickleball only, registration happens three times per year; in the Spring, Fall, and Winter.Non-residents to register for clubs for a $15 annual fee.Do you have a passion or a talent that you would like to share with the community? We are always looking fornew clubs to add to our growing list! Become an activity coordinator today! In addition to activity coordinators,the Club is also looking for Board Members. Help us plan clubs and activities for the community! Interested injoining us? Email us at [email protected] & Third Tuesday of every month6 - 7:30 pm, May 2026 - October 20264th Ave Green Space, Activity #: 510007-SBocce ball has become one of the most playedsport in the world. It is easy to learn andbeginners are welcome! This activity does notrequire any special attire and we provide all ofthe equipment.
Tennis Club8:30 - 11 am, April 2026 - October 2026Rahanis Playground Tennis CourtsThe tennis club is a friendly, informal senior sportsand social group. Anyone over age 50 is welcome toplay with the group for drop-in, intermediate mixeddoubles tennis. This is a great way to get someoutside exercise, meet new people, improve yourtennis game and have lots of fun! Start date TBD.Day Activity #TuesdaysThursdays 510007-L510007-KWhistApril 2026 - March 2027Fridays, 9 am, COA Room 207, Activity #: 510007-MWhist is a game of mental engagement, strategicthinking and social interactions. Haven't played in awhile or maybe never at all? No worries, come ondown, we will show you the ropes!Sing A Long ClubThursdays, April 2026 - March 2027(not June - August)1:15 - 3 pm, Function Room, Activity #: 510007-JThe sing a long club provides an avenue for you toengage in recreational singing. The emphasis of thisclub is on camaraderie and singing for the fun of it.Join us!If being active is one of your priorities, Burlington Club 50 needs you! We recognize that an active lifestyleencompasses not only traditional exercise, sport and nutrition, but intellectual enrichment and other leisureactivities as well. Do you have a passion or a talent that you would like to share with the community? We arealways looking for new clubs to add to our growing list! Become an activity coordinator today!In addition to activity coordinators, the Club is also looking for Board Members. Help us plan clubs and activitiesfor the community! Interested in joining us? Email us at [email protected] ClubApril 20 - October at Simonds ParkPickleball is one of the fastest growing sports in thenation! It is great exercise, easy to learn and tons offun! Tournaments are typically held each season ifenough interest is shown. Participants are limitedto sign up for 1 session.Level Activity #Social510007-HTime6:30 - 8 pmIntermediate510007-I6 - 8 pm6:30 - 8:30 pm Beginner 510007-N9 - 10:30 am Social510007-RDayTuesdaySaturdayThursdayMondayBiking ClubBike routes will vary in length from 5 to 10 milesor longer, Rides are announced monthly and areweather dependent, Activity #: 510007-DJoin our cycling club and take rides through theBruce Freeman, Minute Man Trails, and other localtrails. Rides may be followed by a relaxing lunch at anearby restaurant.
Tall Ships - America’s 250 AnniversarythTuesday, July 14, $165 per person, Danversport Yacht Club & Boston Harbor, Activity #: 01042This magnificent fleet of international and military ships form the 18 & 19 century are sailing into BostonHarbor. The day will feature a harbor cruise, which will give magnificent views of the entire fleet, as well as aluncheon at the Danversport Yacht Club.th thTrips, Tours & SHowsAll Trips and Tours are offered in cooperation with Best of Times Travel & Entertainment Group. Below youwill find general information for all trips. For detailed information please visit our website or pick up a flyerat our Recreation Center.For each trip, pick up and drop off will be at Burlington Recreation Center if we have at least 10 people enrolled. Ifwe have less than 10 people enrolled pick up and drop off will be at a different location, in a nearby town. Alternatepick up and drop off location is TBD. An exact itinerary including pick up and drop off information will be emailed toyou at least one week prior to the trip date. For shows & day trips, there are no cancellations or refunds allowedwithin 30 days of trip departure date.To see all 2026 trips and more information on each trip, please visit our website atwww.burlingtonrecreation.org or pick up a flyer at the Parks and Recreation Center.NH Turkey TrainWednesday, October 7, $159 per person, Meredith, NH, Activity #: 01043Join us as we travel to central NH for a day of fun and wonderful autumn sight seeing. All aboard the Turkey Trainto see the beautiful views and enjoy a Turkey Luncheon provided by Hart’s Turkey Farm. The trip also makes amystery stop that is sure to “sweeten your day”.Simon Pearce Glass BlowingWednesday, June 24, $189 per person, Vermont, Activity #: 01041Enjoy a fun filled day in Vermont. Start with a stop at the famous Vermont Country Store, then head to SimonPearce to watch master glassblowers and potters at work before shopping for the finished product. The tripconcludes with a stop at King Arthurs Factory.Viva Las ElvisThursday, April 16, $138 per person, Castleton Banquet Center Windham, NH, Activity #: 01040Now is your chance to see the “KING” live in concert with Viva Las Elvis featuring Dan Fontaine. This show featuresan undeniable realistic Elvis experience featuring the Memphis Sun Mafia band. Show includes a plated luncheon.Boston Harbor BINGO CruiseThursday, September 3, $149 per person, Boston Harbor, Activity #: 01045Looking for the perfect blend of relaxation and excitement? Join Best of Times Travel for our highly anticipatedBoston Harbor Bingo Cruise. This trip will include scenic cruising, gourmet dining, live entertainment, and ofcourse BINGO and prizes!
2 - 4Age Activity #5 - 89 - 12301110-A301110-B301110-CSensory Friendly (all ages) 390639-AEgg HuntSponsored by: Burlington OrthodonticsThursday, April 2, 5:30 pm, No Fee, Simonds ParkCome visit with the Easter Bunny and hunt for eggs inSimonds Park! Hunt will start promptly at 5:30 pm, soget there early to be sure you have enough time to parkand find your child’s hunting zone. Please bring oneperson per child as areas may not be near one another.Games and crafts will be on hand after the hunt for kidsto participate in. Don’t forget your Easter basket tocollect the eggs in! This event is for residents only &PREREGISTRATION FOR THE HUNT IS REQUIRED.Full Plot $50 600586-ACommunity GardensMay - October, Francis Wyman SchoolExperience the gratification of producing flowers andfood for your table. Twenty plots are available forleasing during the growing season. Two of the plots aredesigned for gardeners with physical limitations. Fullplots are 200 sq. ft. (10’ x 20’) and half plots are 100 sq.ft. (10’ x 10’).Plot Size Fee Activity #Half Plot $30 600586-BEggs-cursionMarch 24 - 30, No Fee, Various LocationsActivity #: 300631-ASponsored by: Burlington OrthodonticsThis is Easter Egg hunting with a twist! Search our parksto find eggs, collect points and win a prize! Visit locationson your own schedule (it's not a race, take your time &enjoy). Families will receive a prize if they gain enoughpoints and will be entered to win the grand prize! Howdoes it work? The harder the egg is hidden, the morepoints its worth. It is QR code based. A mobile devicewith internet and camera access is required. It is forBurlington residents only and pre-registration isrequired. Please register just one family member pergroup.Family Fishing FestivalAll Ages, Saturday, May 9, $25 (per family)10 am - 1 pm (rain or shine), Mill Pond ReservoirActivity #: 305011-AJoin us for Burlington’s 32nd Annual Family FishingFestival! This event is great for the whole family. Festivalis catch and release only. You may bring your ownfishing equipment or use equipment which will beprovided. Fishing licenses are not required for thefestival. Please be sure to pre-register!COMMUNITY EVENTSCommunity Yard SaleSponsored by: Nicole Cella, Exit Premier Real Estate& Burlington OrthodonticsSaturday, May 9, 9 am - 1 pmRegister to hold a yard sale at your own home or at thecommunity location - Marshall Simonds Middle School.If you register to hold your yard sale at the communitylocation you will be given a 24 x 12 space and there willbe a $15 fee. We will be compiling a map and list ofwares being sold at each location that will be releasedjust before the event. We encourage everyone to visityard sales around Burlington on this day to recycle, repurpose, and re-use! Registration deadline is May 1.Space is limited at the community location.300599-ALocation of Yard Sale Activity #300599-BPrivate ResidenceCommunity Location
springapalooza 2026!Join us as we celebrate all things spring! This year, we arepartnering with the Conservation Department to provide somespring fun! We have a variety of activities for residents of all agesand abilities. Check out ALL the events on the next page.Spring Kick of EventSpringMKick of Eventay 22ndSpringMKick of Eventay 2ndJoin us on The Common for some golf fun! The event will feature 18holes of a “portable” mini golf, a golf simulator courtesy of Back Nine,and some other “Masters” golf-themed activities. Pre-registration formini golf is required. Golfing as a family? You must register eachindividual. See the next page to register and for complete details.Golf SimulatorMini GolfGolf Games& more!
Family Fishing Festival!This year's festival will be held on Saturday, May 9 from10 am - 1 pm at the Mill Pond Reservoir Bring your ownequipment or use some of ours! Activity #: 305011-AVernal Pool ExplorationWednesday, April 15, 10 - 11:30 amMill Pond Reservoir, No Fee, Activity #: 300637-AVernal pools are unique seasonal wetlands that aremostly precipitation-fed, as these pools often appearand fill to capacity with spring rainfalls andsnowpack melting. Join us to visit a vernal pool andlearn how we can help protect them. We will alsoexplore their inhabitants, along with their featuresand roles in the ecosystem.Bird WalkWednesday, April 29, 9 - 11 am, No FeeMary PC Cummings Park, Activity #: 300638-AJoin Burlington Conservation to observe resident birdsand spring migrants in a unique habitat that is afavorite location for many bird species. You will findand identify birds through field marks, sounds, andbehaviors. Birders of all levels will enjoy this guidedwalk. Walkers will meet in the Trustees lot.Spring Kick off Event: Mini MastersMini Golf on the CommonSponsored by: Back Nine Mobile Golf SimulatorSaturday, May 2, 10 am - 12 pm, $8 per golferTown Common, Activity #: 300661-AJoin us on the common for a “Masters” themed minigolfing. The event will feature 18 holes of a “portable”mini golf course, a golf simulator courtesy of Back Nine,and other “Masters” themed activities. Pre-registrationfor Mini Golf is required ONLY. All family memberslooking to participate in mini golf must register.springapalooza 2026!Community Health FairThe fair will take place at Burlington High School on April25 from 10 am - 1 pm. Join us for demonstrations, eyeexams, balance screenings, and more - all for free!Preregistration is not required.Community Yard SaleSponsored by: Nicole Cella, Exit Premier RealEstate & Burlington OrthodonticsJoin us on May 9 from 9 am - 1 pm. Register to host ayard sale either at your own home or at a communitylocation. Activity #: 300599Goat YogaAges 3* - Adult, Saturday, May 16, $25Regan Park, Instructor: Chip-In Farm StaffJoin Chip'In Farm for some simple yoga while smiling,laughing, and having fun with baby goats - known assome of the cutest and cuddliest animals on the farm.Please bring a yoga mat. *Children 12 and under mustbe accompanied by an adult.300644-ATime Activity #300644-B9 - 10 am10 am - 11 amSpring Arts & CraftsAges 5 - 8, Saturdays, 10 - 11:30 am, $32 per class or$112 for all 4 classes, Instructor: Sunniya SaleemJoin these fun and cool arts and crafts classes thisSpring. We will explore elements in nature, paint, andmake arts and crafts together.Location Activity #April 11 Ceramics Room 347501-AMay 30 Simonds Park Treehouse 347501-DMay 9 Simonds Park Treehouse 347501-CSimonds Park Treehouse 347501-BAll 4 classes 347501-EDateMay 2Wildflower Seed Bomb WorkshopWednesday, April 29, 3:30 pm, $5Ceramics Room, Activity #: 300639-ALearn how to make seed bombs! Join ConservationDepartment staff making native seed bombs to helpsow native plants that support local pollinators. Thishands-on activity is for ALL AGES - so make sure youcome ready to get your hands dirty.
SImonds park TRW PARKwildwood park regan parkTwo lighted little leaguebaseball fieldsOne softball fieldTwo lighted tenniscourtsTwo lighted basketballcourtsOne wading poolOne playgroundOne skate parkwith half-pipeOne streethockey courtPicnic AreaOne concessionstandRestroomsVisco BuildingTwo little league baseball One multi-purpose fieldFitness courtOne playgroundWalking trailOne little league baseball fOne basketball courtOne playgroundTwo multi-purpose fieldsTwo basketball courtOne playgroundWalking trailPicnic Areafitness equipmentParks & Facilities
rotary fieldMarvin fieldRead the description below each photo for alist of amenities available at each parkand/or facility.Rahanis Park veteran's parkWildmere park Town commonTwo multi-purpose fieldsTwo softball fieldsSix tennis courtsOne basketball courtBurlington Dog Parkone sand volleyball courtOne softball fieldOne basketball courtOne playgroundOne basketball courtOne playgroundNot picturedPathwoods tot lotoverlook parkClick the text to view the loc BandstandGaga pitOne playgroundPicnic areaRestrooms
Policies & ProceduresAge RequirementIf a minimum age is specified for a program listed inthis brochure, a child must be that age on theprogram starting date.Grade RequirementThe grade specified for certain programs refers to theschool grade the child is in during the 2025 - 2026school year.Birth CertificatesIf your child is 5 years old or younger and you areregistering for a Parks & Recreation Departmentprogram for the first time, please enclose a copy ofyour child’s birth certificate.Refund Guidelines1. If you decide to cancel a registration, please notifythe Parks & Recreation Department as soon aspossible prior to the program starting date.2. If you give sufficient notice of cancellation, theParks & Recreation Department may be able to giveyou a full or partial refund. There will be a $15processing charge for all refunds given. Pleaseinquire about a refund at the time you cancel yourregistration.3. If you cancel your registration for a program forwhich the Parks & Recreation Department has paiddeposits, purchased equipment or incurred otherexpenses on your behalf; your refund, if any, will bereduced by the amount of the expenses incurred.4. Refunds take 2 - 4 weeks to process. If paymentwas made by check or cash, a check from the Townwill be mailed. If paid by credit card, your credit cardwill be refunded. If you have an outstanding balance,the refund will be automatically applied to thebalance.Financial AssistanceWe recognize the importance of recreation and thehealth and wellness benefits it provides. Our financialassistance program is here to assist families in need.To complete the application, please visit our websiteand click on parent portal. If you would likeadditional information, please contact the office.Non-ResidentsNon-residents may register for programs beginning threeweeks after resident registration has begun. At theDirector of Parks and Recreation’s discretion, someprograms or events may only be open to Burlingtonresidents. There is an additional $15 fee for nonresidents.CancellationsPlease call the Cancellation Line at (781) 270-1695 (option3), visit our Facebook page(www.facebook.com/burlingtonrecreation), when youhave any doubt about weather cancellations. In mostinstances, we will try to notify participants of a change orcancellation by email. Please be advised that someprograms may continue to run outside in inclementand/or adverse weather conditions. Programs may runeven if the Burlington Schools cancel school and/orafternoon activities.Make-UpsWe will attempt to make up cancelled classes, but wecannot guarantee that all classes will be made up.Serving People with DisabilitiesThe Therapeutic Recreation Division offers year roundspecialized programming for individuals of all ages whohave disabilities. Inclusion services are also available forany individual who may have a disability and is looking toparticipate in a program with support from an InclusionAide. If you have any questions about what type ofprogram is right for you or your family member, please donot hesitate to contact our Therapeutic RecreationSpecialist, Emma Andrus, CTRS at [email protected] 781-270-1937.*Note: For new participants, a few mandatory forms arerequired to be filled out and returned at least one weekprior to the beginning of a program. For InclusionServices, please fill out the forms just mentioned as wellas an Inclusion Application and allow a minimum of 10days for services to begin.